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by catherineyronwode » Tue Nov 09, 2010 9:30 am
kmew1315, here is what to do: Thread the hair on a needle. Do not knot the end of the hair or double the hair back, just keep the folded portion by the needle as short as possible. Slip the needle into the fabric in a seam of the hat or other article of clothing, and run it along until the hair runs out of the needle (which depends on how long the hair is). You can trim the ends of the hair if you like so that they do not show.
Now, remember, though, this is not just a simple mechanical act of sewing. You want to pray over your work as you do this.
Also, some people, especially if they have time and are doing this at home (as opposed to doing it in the bathroom of a club while you have borrowed the man's hat in play) may anoint the hair with their own sexual huices or with a love oil before threading it on the needle. This is not necessary, as the trick of the hair itself is mighty strong enough if you know how to focus your will, pray, and effect change.
Also, to the question of "is this true or non-fiction?" Well, non-fiction means it is not fiction, hence true -- so i think you were actually meaning to ask, "is this true or fiction?"
To answer that, i will give a double-reply.
(1) If you were asking whether this is an authentic hoodoo trick or something concocted for television or the movies, i can assure you that it is one of the oldest and most traditional African American love tricks, known to almost everyone who has grown up practicing this work, so it is a true, and non-fictional piece of African American conjure.
(2) If you are asking does it work or is it just a story that people tell without ever really trying it, i can assure you that many people have done it, including myself, and we have seen it to work. Ms. Bri gave a great answer when she explained that there are pre-existing conditions with respect to levels of intimacy that may influence the outcome, however.
This trick, and many, many others, are covered in my book, Hoodoo Herb and Root Magic," which you can purchase for $16.00 from my shop. I recommend that you do so. Trying to learn spells piecemeal and one at a time on the internet from sources whose authenticity you doubt enough to come here for validation is not as efficient as purchasing an entire book devoted to hoodoo and filled with hundreds of authentic old-time rural and modern urban hoodoo and rootwork tricks.
Giood luck.
catherine yronwode
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